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SOC ready for battle on airport’s future
Any casual observer passing by Paine Field over the past year could rightly assume Boeing is busier than ever. Jets are parked in nearly every nook and cranny awaiting final assembly and delivery....

Slew soothsays wet winter, soggy Spring Slew soothsays wet winter, soggy Spring
For starters, there’s probably no way to do a story about a weather-forecasting frog without throwing in a few bad puns....

Geothermal not in the cards
WWG — Sometimes what seems like a no brainer, when thoroughly researched, ends up not working the way one would expect....

200 volunteer in honor of MLK 200 volunteer in honor of MLK
Snow did not stop more than 200 volunteers in Snohomish County from honoring Martin Luther King, Jr. with a day on and not a day off....

Fighter pilots of yesteryear to bring flying stories to life Fighter pilots of yesteryear to bring flying stories to life
James Whitman will never forget how it felt to fly a Bearcat – known as “the hottest plane of World War II” – for the first time. How was it? In a word: Wonderful....


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Between the Lines
Just the other day President Obama said no to the highly touted Keystone Pipeline....

Sentinel Tribune wins awards
    speciaL — Tom Merchant Editor of the newspaper attended the Minnesota Newspaper convention in Bloomington at the Double Tree Hilton hotel. The convention was held last Thursday and Friday....

Unused drugs a public health problem
There’s a growing health issue in Edmonds that seems to have a fairly painless solution, but Washington state lawmakers can’t seem to figure it out....

Local Reps back gay marriage legislation
Mukilteo’s two state representatives have announced they support legislation legalizing gay marriage....

Powder puff is her game
    WESTBROOK — At the age of 84 Dona Schmidt remembers when she was 18 she played in a Powder Puff Football game while attending Eastern State Teachers College in 1945. “Schmidt said, at the time none of us ever thought we would be making history.”...

Playing tough through a rough season
When the final seconds ticked away in Mariner High School’s boys basketball game against Arlington on Jan. 5, Bayek Tutlam was swarmed by fans after scoring a team-high of 34 points....